Okay, so, I wanted to watch the Miami Dolphins game today, and I was a bit confused about where I could catch it. Here’s the deal, from start to finish, with how I figured it out.
First off, I grabbed my phone and started searching. You know, the usual, “Miami Dolphins game channel” kind of search. I found a bunch of stuff, but it was all a bit jumbled. Some sites talked about CBS, others mentioned streaming services like Paramount+ and something called NFL+. It was a bit of a mess, honestly.
Then, I remembered that local channels often show the games, right? So, I checked my TV guide – good old cable. And there it was! The Dolphins game was indeed being broadcasted on CBS in my area. Easy peasy.
- Tried to keep it simple and went the cable route.
- Found the game on my local CBS channel.
But I also wanted to see what the deal was with these streaming things. I dug a bit deeper and found out that Paramount+ does stream NFL games, including the Dolphins. Also there is a thing called NFL+, apparently exclusive for NFL. I don’t watch that much games so I have no idea what it was. And then there’s YouTube TV, which has something called NFL Sunday Ticket. A lot to take in, you know?
I looked at Fubo, too, since it was mentioned a few times. Seems like they also stream the games. I didn’t go for any of these in the end, since I found it on regular TV, but it’s good to know there are options. The free trial of DIRECTV Stream is interesting. You can try for five days for free. But I’m not sure if it is only for new users.
Anyway, I ended up just watching the game on CBS. Old school, I know, but it worked out fine. The whole streaming thing is a bit overwhelming with so many options, but hey, at least there are choices. Next time, maybe I’ll try one of those streaming services, just to see how it goes.
So, that’s my little adventure in finding the Dolphins game. Nothing too crazy, but hopefully, it helps someone else out there who might be scratching their head, wondering how to watch the game.
Key takeaway?
Check your local channels first, and then, if you’re feeling adventurous, explore the streaming options. There’s a lot out there!
